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Da Book Joint Hosts Signing And Talk For It's No Wonder
Enjoying time with two Detroit natives
Hugging one of my former UIC students
Valerie Goodloe, the woman who made Johnson Publishing Company history as its first in-house photographer for both EBONY and JET magazines
Valerie Goodloe, the woman who made Johnson Publishing Company history as its first in-house photographer for both EBONY and JET magazines. We covered countless stories together throughout the years, including Michael Jackson's memorial.
Some of my former EBONY magazine colleagues (l-r) Benny Williams, Rema Smith and Shirley Henderson
Not only is Raymond A. Thomas a St. Louis native like myself, but he was my former EBONY/JET colleague who was the publishing company's internationally recognized, award-winning art director.
And this is love!
Chicagoans showed up and showed out for the book talk and signing of It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy, a historical corrective about Hitsville U.S.A.'s first certified female songwriter and producer.
The lively and inspirational event, which sold out of books, took place at Da Book Joint at Pen & Paper on February 14 from noon to 2 p.m.
Dr. Christian was in conversation with Katara Washington Patton, a celebrated author and executive editor of Our Daily Bread who was also her former JET magazine colleague. In addition to some of Dr. Christian's former EBONY and JET colleagues, a few of her students from the University of Illinois Chicago were in attendance.
It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold.
Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com
Chicagoans showed up and showed out for the book talk and signing of It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy, a historical corrective about Hitsville U.S.A.'s first certified female songwriter and producer.
The lively and inspirational event, which sold out of books, took place at Da Book Joint at Pen & Paper on February 14 from noon to 2 p.m.
Dr. Christian was in conversation with Katara Washington Patton, a celebrated author and executive editor of Our Daily Bread who was also her former JET magazine colleague. In addition to some of Dr. Christian's former EBONY and JET colleagues, a few of her students from the University of Illinois Chicago were in attendance.
It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold.
Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com
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